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AAMI standard for conventional dialysate requires the cocal dubcrowlar count be less than 100 CEU/DaL 200 CFU/mL 300 CFU/mL 400 CFU/mL - 100 CEU/DaL Abnormal levels of this electrolyte can cause cardiac arrhythmias and even death. Potassium Sodium Bicarbonate Chloride - Potassium Acceptable interdialytic weight gains are 3 - 5% of TW. 6 - 7% of TW. 8 - 9% of TW. 10 - 11% of TW. - 3 - 5% of TW. The AAMI standard for endotoxin levels in conventional dialysate is less than one (1) EU/mL. less than 0.50 EU/mL less than two (2) EU/mL less than 100 EU/mL. - less than 0.50 EU/mL Albumin is an important test that tells about the patient____________________status adequacy anemia bone health nutritional - nutritional All of the following are phosphate binders EXCEPT: Renagel Phos-Lo Tums Vitamin B12 - Vitamin B12 All of the following may be signs and symptoms of an infected access EXCEPT: fever and swelling of the access numbness and tingling redness and warmth tenderness and drainage - numbness and tingling Asepsis is defined as: an access infection. a bloodstream infection. a reduction in the number of organisms. the absence of disease producing organisms. - the absence of disease producing organisms. Before a hemodialysis treatment, the technician removes the cap from the fistula needle and accidentally touches the chair with the tip of the needle. Which of these actions should the technician take first? Continue to cannulate with the needle Discard the needle Place the needle in alcohol for five minutes Put on new PPE - Discard the needle Dialysate that is too hot will cause air embolism hemolysis hypertension hypokalemia - hemolysis Target weight is defined as the difference between the last post werght and the pre weight for the present treatment. weight at which the patient has no edema or fluid in the lungs and BP is normal. weight the patient wants to be. weight that the patient was at the end of their last dialysis treatment. - weight at which the patient has no edema or fluid in the lungs and BP is normal. During a hemodialysis treatment the technician responds to a low venous pressure alarm. The most likely cause for this alarm is: Clot in the venous drip chamber Disconnection of the blood line Kinking of the blood line Venous needle infiltration - Disconnection of the blood line During a hemodialysis treatment, a patient says to the technician, "Three hours of time have passed according to the clock on the wall, but the machine shows that only 2.5 hours have passed. What could be the problem? The technician should understand that the machine requires immediate service. machine was in bypass for 30 minutes. patient has reached their target weight. patient's target weight has decreased. - machine was in bypass for 30 minutes. Biohazardous waste includes any material exposed to: bicarbonate blood heparin saline - b